Socialist Action1986Socialist Action No. 129, 31 January 1986Security
Socialist Action No. 129, 31 January 1986 · pp. 7-8 of the scan · 136 words
The scan: 129-jan-31-1986-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)
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page 7 of the scan
While the idea that concessions by the unions could avert Murdoch's axe is entirely wrong, the attempt by those unions so to do has brought out into the open once and for all the state of affairs at Wapping. At every step of the way Rupert Murdoch has shown he has no intention whatsoever of backing down.
Murdoch has shown that his real plan for Wapping is to produce all his titles there, with the aid of scab electricians, and so take a qualitative step towards smashing forever the power of the print unions, lodav it cannot tall to be clear to every trade unionist who has followed the affairs of News International that they too have but one option: stand up be alongside the counted on
page 8 of the scan
Socialist Action 31 January 1986